Canada vs Spain Predictions - Spain to condemn Canada to another loss

Brad Newcomb

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Last updated: 16 Jul 2025

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Brad Newcomb 16 Jul 2025

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Canada are on a six-match losing streak, recently losing to Belgium.
Spain has won 4 of their last 5 away matches, including against the USA.
Spain favoured to cover the handicap.

Spain defeated the USA last weekend (Getty Images)

Canada vs Spain Predictions

Canada vs Spain Predictions
Head to Head
Canada Form
Canada Team News & Injuries
Spain Form
Spain Team News & Injuries
Verdict

Canada extended their run without a victory after another loss last weekend. Spain registered their first win over the USA in their previous outing.

Spain have won 4 of their last 6 fixtures.
Spain have won 4 of their last 5 away matches.
Canada have lost 6 consecutive fixtures.
Canada have lost 4 of their last 5 home matches.

Head to Head

Spain have a slight edge with two victories to one against Canada.

Canada Form

Canada scored two tries and a penalty in the first half against Belgium, going into the break with a slender one-point advantage.

However, Canada could only muster a solitary try in the second half as they fell to a 25-18 loss at home to Belgium.

Before that result, Canada lost 43-37 to Namibia, 73-12 to Scotland, and defeated Romania 35-22 before losing 55-28 to Japan and 44-14 to Chile in their last five home matches.

Canada must find a way to turn their fortunes around after they suffered a sixth consecutive loss last weekend, but it will not be easy, as Spain have been playing well on the road lately.

Canada Team News & Injuries

Josiah Morra, Andrew Quattrin, and Siôn Parry each scored a try against Belgium last weekend.

Cooper Coats kicked over one conversion in the match.

Forwards: Andrew Quattrin, Austin Creighton, Calixto Martinez, Callum Botchar, Cole Keith, Dewald Kotze, Donald Carson, Emerson Prior, Evan Olmstead, Foster Dewitt, Izzak Kelly, Kyle Steeves, Lucas Rumball, Mason Flesch, Matt Heaton, Matthew Oworu, Piers Von Dadelszen, Siôn Parry, Tyler Matchem

Backs: Ben LeSage, Brenden Black, Brock Gallagher, Cooper Coats, Isaac Olson, Jamie Armstrong, Jason Higgins, Josiah Morra, Kyle Tremblay, Maddox MacLean, Noah Flesch, Peter Nelson, Stephen Webb, Talon McMullin

Spain Form

Spain scored three converted tries in the first half against the USA last weekend, going into the halftime break with a 21-14 lead.

Spain added a penalty and a converted try in the second to secure a 31-20 victory against the USA away from home.

Before that victory, Spain lost 34-30 to Samoa and defeated Tonga 29-20, Switzerland 43-13, and Portugal 42-31 before losing 46-28 to Georgia in their last five away outings.

Spain will have the belief that they can record consecutive victories when they face an out-of-sorts Canadian side currently on a lengthy losing streak.

Spain Team News & Injuries

Martiniano Cian, Tani Bay, and Raphaël Nieto dotted down over the try line against the USA last weekend.

Gonzalo López Bontempo slotted over four conversions and a penalty in the match, including scoring one try.

Forwards: Joaquín Domínguez, Thierry Futeu, Lucas Santamaría, Bernardo Vázquez, Jon Zabala, Vicente Del Hoyo, Álvaro García, Pablo Miejimolle, Ignacio Piñeiro, Marc Sánchez, Imanol Urraza, Asier Usárraga, Vicente Boronat, Pepe Borraz, Matt Foulds, Ekain Imaz, Raphaël Nieto, Matheo Triki

Backs: Kerman Aurrekoetxea, Tani Bay, Gonzalo López, Gonzalo Vinuesa, Yago Fernández, Álvar Gimeno, Iñaki Mateu, Pau Aira, JW Bell, Martiniano Cian, Egoitz García, Gauthier Minguillón